The phrase "about the visibility of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the clarity or prominence of something, often in contexts related to information, design, or perception.
Example: "The report focuses on the visibility of the new safety protocols in the workplace."
Alternatives: "regarding the clarity of" or "concerning the prominence of".
Changing attitudes is partly about the visibility of LGBT people in the workplace, says Thomas.
Being in the UK, and being here at a university, raises questions about the visibility of poetry.
There is something reassuring about the visibility of the dramaturgical seams in this impeccable production of "Come Back, Little Sheba," starring the excellent S. Epatha Merkerson.
You could say that this work has something to say about the visibility of the artwork, about presence and absence (and about something and nothing) - that there is no light without shadows.
"Nationally, a big reason driving the phenomenon of the criminalization of homelessness is concern about the visibility of that population, especially with respect to how they affect businesses and tourism," said Maria Foscarinis, executive director of the National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty, an advocacy organization based in Washington.
Concern about the visibility of large infrastructure development often drives public opposition to these projects.
Even though the structural inequalities that we found suggest that editors (especially those who edit articles about women) do a great job in interlinking articles about women, the visibility of women is still lower than expected when link-based ranking algorithms such as PageRank are applied.
'One time in London there was this girl in the front row who was shouting, "You're a boy!" I had such rage about it, but not doing anything gave me a lot of power.' Passionate about raising the visibility of butch lesbians, Samson co-authors calendars with pin-ups of lesbians in everyday settings.
Finally, there is a message about the importance of the "visibility" of any recruitment code – for policy-makers, employers and potential recruits.
Finally, there is a message about the importance of the "visibility" of any recruitment Code – among policy-makers, employers and potential recruits.
For instance, pigeons may interpret both buzzard, Buteo buteo, calls and a buzzard to indicate buzzard presence but also obtain different information from the two signals about the distance or the visibility of the predator.
